Deborah Porter
Deborah Porter is a sought-after, influential voice on parenting, motherhood, self and soul care. She is a champion for moms everywhere and works with mothers globally to guide them through the process of learning to be gracious with themselves without the need to compare their motherhood journey with anyone else’s. Deborah is a certified life coach and regular contributor on CBS Virginia This Morning. Her advice column, Balance Life with Coach Deborah in Washington Parent, helps parents navigate the chaos, find their balance and not lose themselves in the role of mom. Deborah’s free Confident Mom e-book and additional tips are available at <url removed>.
Occupation: Parenting Expert and Certified Life Coach
Posts
Supermom Syndrome: What It Is and 5 Tips To Fight It
Does the idea of being Supermom excite you? It’s a title that many mothers wear with great pride. Still others grow weary of being referred to that way. When we think of the history of the title Supermom, we know that it originates with Superman. Here’s an important thing to remember, Superman wo...
Should We Argue In Front of Our Kids?
As we think about life skills that we want to teach our kids, like washing dishes, balancing a bank account, and keeping a clean home, a few things come to mind. However, how to have a respectful disagreement should be high on that list. There are two schools of thought on the topic of arguing in...
Should We Argue In Front of Our Kids?
As we think about life skills that we want to teach our kids, like washing dishes, balancing a bank account, and keeping a clean home, a few things come to mind. However, how to have a respectful disagreement should be high on that list. There are two schools of thought on the topic of arguing in...
Should We Argue In Front of Our Kids?
As we think about life skills that we want to teach our kids, like washing dishes, balancing a bank account, and keeping a clean home, a few things come to mind. However, how to have a respectful disagreement should be high on that list. There are two schools of thought on the topic of arguing in...
How To Stop Feeding Imposter Syndrome
Merriam-Webster describes ‘imposter syndrome’ as a condition that is characterized by persistent doubt concerning one's abilities or accomplishments accompanied by the fear of being exposed as a fraud despite evidence of one's ongoing success. In addition, we begin to believe the lie of the syndr...
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